Part 1 3.7.qxp - Southwestern Oregon Community College

Computers and Technology/Web Development and Administration
Description: "You will play a vital role in your company's presence on the World
Wide Web. You may use web page development software to create or change web
pages, inserting text content, graphics and interactive modules that are often supplied
by others in your organizational team. Before you start, you will probably talk to the
many stakeholders in your company who depend on the organization's web presence.
You'll also look at successful models and research software tools to help design the
look, feel and navigation. In some organizations you may be responsible for making
sure the web pages and updates get installed, and work with the hardware associated
with the web pages." (From the NWCET Skill Standards for Information
Technology Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, Washington)
Typical Work Functions:
• Performing content and technical
analysis.
• Developing models to meet the needs
of the project.
• Design and develop site map and
application models.
• Implementing the application.
•· Maintaining web applications.
• Manage web environment.
• Manage enterprise-wide web activities.
• Communicate effectively with
customers and supervisors.
Sample Titles:
• Web Administrator.
• Web Specialist.
• Web Architect.
• Web Designer.
• Web Page Developer.
• Web Producer.
• Webmaster.
The Web Production Specialist Certificate of Completion is intended to prepare
students for an entry-level job in website production. The web production specialist is
able to design, implement, and maintain websites using web editors, HTML, and other
contemporary software, interface with users, provide customer support, and have an
appreciation for the importance of web presence for the company.
The Web Site Fundamentals Certificate of Completion is intended to prepare
students for basic website development with an emphasis in HTML construction.
The Internet Fundamentals Certificate of Completion will assist in achieving the
very basic skills necessary to begin a career in web design and management. The
credits earned in this certificate can be included in achieving a Web Site Fundamentals
Certificate of Completion and in a Web Specialist Certificate of Completion. The skills
learned in these courses can also be used by individuals working for companies or for
themselves who need to develop web pages as part of their work.
Program notes
Certificate of Completion Web Production Specialist
Notes:
1. OA121 Keyboarding is strongly recommended.
2. CIS2280 or CS280 may be taken over several terms but only after completion of
the first year computer courses. See CS advisor for instructor consent.
3. For a total of six credits for the program, select from ART115, ART116, BA101,
CIS6260, CS133VB, CS135DB, CS140, CS160, CS161, CS162, CS195, CS199F,
CS233VB, CS233WS, CS240U, CS240W, WR214T. Other options may exist, see
CS advisor for approval.
*Some courses may be available via distance education as an online
course only.
Certificate of Completion Web Site Fundamentals
Note:
1. OA121 Keyboarding is strongly recommended.
*Some courses may be available via distance education as an online
course only.
Southwestern Oregon Community College 2006-07 Catalog www.socc.edu Programs 94